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by aksss 5mo ago
Good for California's budget as well.
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by aksss 6mo ago
Drink some clarit with the valit over a good filit.
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by aksss 6mo ago
"Clothes make the man", as the idiom says. Clothes don't impugn your character, but they define you in the eyes of others. Having been a long-haired holey jeans-wearing guy in my past, I was naively surprised when I cut my ha
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by aksss 6mo ago
Honestly, I trust these systems more than humans to do the same work. While we're all talking anecdotes, this one time at Walmart (how all good stories start) many years ago I was in the music section and these two in-store security gu
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by aksss 6mo ago
Have you ever tried milking a moose?
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by aksss 6mo ago
There was an article about a year ago concerning the students' using AI to complete work, and teachers using AI tools to detect if AI tools were being used to complete the work, so (even a year ago) you found this absurd scenario where
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by aksss 6mo ago
> utopian dreams got hijacked by self-dealers Such is the fate of all utopian dreams.
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by aksss 6mo ago
I can foresee a modern code-signing regimen with paid gatekeepers coming to mitigate the risk of supply chain attacks. Imagine the purported strength of mythos automating scans of PRs or releases with some manner of indelible and traceable
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by aksss 6mo ago
What defines hobbies is not what or why you do it, but when you do it. The phenomenon of hobbies has been mulled over quite a bit - activities that engage many disciplines of an actual job, activities that for other people actually are jobs
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by aksss 6mo ago
Space monkeys, moon pirates, and a Starbucks in the moon mall.
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by aksss 6mo ago
"could", "may", "might" - these words do so much heavy lifting in "journalism". Almost always it's an invitation to worry and be miserable.
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by aksss 6mo ago
Back in like early aughts I remember seeing an ATM in Rome that had evidently crashed and was sitting at a DOS prompt. I was much younger then, but I remember thinking it wasn't terribly surprising, but it was also a bit of a wizard of
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by aksss 7mo ago
Doesn't iPadOS have floating windows now? https://support.apple.com/en-us/125309
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by aksss 7mo ago
It is not opt-in by default for business users. The feature flag doesn't show in org policies and github states that it's not scoped to business users.
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by aksss 7mo ago
Had a similar initial reaction, but I guess it's the idea that a 10yo computer for a third of the cost runs circles around the Neo in terms of flexibility and horsepower, which says something about the Neo's character, for sure. I
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by aksss 7mo ago
I wonder if the target market for this thing is like my aged parents who basically use their phones for everything, even when it's obviously a painful experience, but they don't want a full-blown computer. Kind of like a more inte
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by aksss 7mo ago
Let's not forget sports, which is a huge segment of the gun-owning public - trap, skeet, biathlon, PRS, USPSA/IPSC, High Power/CMP, etc.
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by aksss 7mo ago
> if someone uses a gun..why is the company providing the gun not held accountable here? They absolutely can be held accountable. The Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA) has carve-outs for: negligent entrustment - when a de
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by aksss 7mo ago
This will likely fix it: `dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth` `sfc /scannow`
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by aksss 7mo ago
Click Start, type something to bring up search results, click the kabob in the top right (...), click "Search Settings", disable "Show search highlights".
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by aksss 7mo ago
There are two wolves that live inside the Windows brain - Apple and Linux (yes, two wolves). On one hand, Windows has pressure to be something that "just works" like an iPad used to be - users can't screw it up. This is what
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by aksss 7mo ago
Well, it's a jet from the 60's, can only scrape mach 1 on the downhill, is in a CAS role, primarily. Cool jet, but it's old tech.
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by aksss 8mo ago
Hindsight's how we all learn. Doing it over again, I'm sure those guys would have done things differently. Any team would be crazy today to not be more prudent in how they operate.
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by aksss 8mo ago
Definitely some things could have been done a bit differently. I get that they want to keep staff in the dark, and even beat cops, but it seems reasonable and prudent to have the highest level of local law enforcement brought into the loop
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by aksss 9mo ago
Check behind your kid's stereo - what's that? Oh, it's a PGP key and gram of meth!
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by aksss 9mo ago
Redownload everything from OneDrive and Outlook.com.. shit!! ;D
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by aksss 10mo ago
A reduction in appetite to fund European social programs under our security umbrella is not the same as being "allied" with Russia. They're big boys and girls and coming on a hundred years after their disastrous warring, it&#
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by aksss 10mo ago
Yeah, peak experience for me was when our town had both a Borders and B&N offering huge tech book sections. Then Borders closed. Then B&N became a toy store.
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by aksss 10mo ago
Table with a thread-safe read-through cache in code, imo. But there are places where enums make sense. For instance, things that are specifically in the code's domain.
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by aksss 10mo ago
If that’s all that’s ever added, but keep in mind the idea is to provide the foundation for making easy, low-drag contributions going forward.

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